The Lady's Magazine, or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated solely to their Use and Amusement, 1805

1. CAP of worked muslin, with lace border, turned up in front, ornamented with flowers. -- Dress of coloured muslin made very long, trimmed down the front and sleeves with velvet: white gloves.

2. Walking-dress of cambric muslin, made high in the neck with a collar, and long sleeves; the waist confined with a band of coloured velvet, and clasps: straw-hat, and yellow gloves.

1. A DRESS of coloured muslin, or crape, trimmed with lace, to form a drapery, fastened behind with a bow of white ribbons; sleeves and front of lace over a white satin lining. Black velvet hat, ornamented with beads and white ostrich feather; white shoes and gloves.

2. Black velvet pelisse, with a stand-up collar, trimmed with plaited net, and fastened on the right breast with steel ornaments, and down the front; to match round the bottom with swans-down. Silver bear muff; and brown velvet bonnet.

N.B. Scarlet shawls have been lately much worn.

{We are indebted for the above DRESSES to the favour of MACK and BENNET, milliners, and fancy-dress makers, New Bond--street.}

Fig. 1. A CAP of deep orange-coloured velvet, ornamented with beads and trimmed with swansdown: dress of plain mull muslin; entire front of footing; short Italian sleeves; broad satin ribbon round the bottom: Indian shawl.